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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2023 · 30 MIN

17- Jeffrey Linn & Speculative Cartography

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As we emerge from three years of pandemic, social isolation, and political instability, how do we as humans cope with living in an uncertain world? How do we find joy and connection while acknowledging the inevitability and looming threat of climate change? In this podcast episode, Cartographer Jeffrey Linn introduces us to the concept of “Speculative Cartography”, an imaginative outlet for coping with the harsh realities we face through fantastical and satirical creativity. Jeffrey Linn & Speculative Cartography

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